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SC Public Radio/Local Clemson Extension agents can advise you of a bounty on invasive Bradford pears – more correctly called callery pears – if you bring a picture showing you cut down a tree, you’ll get a native tree to take home as a replacement. -
This offspring of the Bradford pear not only spreads like crazy, it also has treacherous thorns.
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The search for a pear tree that would withstange fire blight.
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In many parts of the country, gardeners can’t buy fertilizers that contain phosphorus unless they have soil test results that show the need for that…
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Scalping your lawn has always sounded absolutely horrific to me, as well as the practice of burning. Actually, there are times when those practices can be…
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Adam Gore, Extension Agent in Abbeville, who’s getting his PhD in turf, talked with us recently about not being in a hurry to get your warm-season…
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When I’ve been to fancy grocery stores in pandemic days, I’m more prone to impulse buying -- why five bags of almond flour and peculiar jars of…
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The most important thing you can do to improve the quality of your turfgrass is to every year make entries to your calendar. At Clemson’s HGIC, you can…
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Clemson Extension’s Home and Garden Information Center each week shares a listing of calls they’ve received, ranked by the topics with the greatest…
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Clemson Extension Agent Amanda McNulty talks with Lowndes Macdonald from The Nature Convervancy about their mission of using science to solve local and…
